Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-06-08
Newport and Bloomfield papers are hav-

Newport and Bloomfield papers are hav-
| ing a red hot discussion on the Duncannon,
Bloomfield railroad question, but the news
paper discussion is not half so emphatic as
when two old citizens get warmed up to
discuss the subject.
There is a great difference in the appear
ance of the growing corn in Juniata, in
some fields the corn Is large for this time
of the season, in other fields it is scarcely
all ont of the ground. The difference IN
appearance is owing to the late and early
planting.
At the first indication of disorder, the
deranged or enfeebled condition of the
stomach, liver or bowels should be prompt
ly rectifed by Ayers Cathartic Pills.
These Pills do not gripe, are perfectly safe
to take, and remove all tendency to liver
and bowel complaints.
The Young peoples association of Center
Church, will hold an ice cream and straw
berry festival in Center school house on Sat-
urday evening, June IL, 1887. The public are
respectfully invited to attend. The proceeds
are to help the Center Union Sabbath School.
Come and patronize them.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Ringbone, Shties,
Sprains, Swellings, etc. Save $50 by use
of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by L.
Banks Co., Druggist, Mifiintown Pa. If.
The Altoona Tribune of last Friday says:
McCabe, the Wayne county murderer, ap-
pears to have made good his escape. If all
reports are correct the men who were Sc
lected to watch him, and who proved faith
less to their trust, ought to be executed in
his stead. 1t would do great deal of good.
A few days ago while Henry Hawk of
this place was shelter ing himself from the
rain under freight car at Bailcys. He
placed his hand upon rail of the track,
when stroke of lightning or an electric
current was running along. At that in-
slant Hawks arm received shock that he
did not recover from within several hours.
Mrs. Henderson, wife of A. B. Hender-
Manufacturer of doors, and window sash =
Montgomery's station in the valley of the
Susquehsnna, aud Mrs. Bubb wife OF George
Bubb one of the financiers of Williamsport
are visiting Hon. James North and family
of this place. The ladies are COUSINS of
Mr.. North.
Banks Auker, lad of thirteen years, son
of Joseph Auker, of Walker township, fell
from horse while he was driving cattle to
pasture last Sabbath morning, and broke
the upper bone of the right arm about three
inches above the wrist joint. DR.. Crawford
gave the attention the case required, and
the youth is doing quite well under his load
of aftiiction.
Nearly the whole population of Bloom
field turn out every morning, and walk to
the pace where men are at work grading
the railroad to Duncannon. After noting
the progress OF the work made on the pre-
vious day, they return to town and engage
in their respective ayocations. The next
morning finds them again on the ground
inspecting the work.
Read the different methods of swindling
operations, as published elsewhere IN th is
issue, make note of the work of the bad
men so that you may never fall a victim to
their dishonesty. BY reading of the bad
WORK of dishonest people one may become
acquainted with the operation of the GRIM
inal classes and by the knowledge thus OBJ
tained avoid many pitfall.
Plymouth Church finds il difficult TO Sc
cure preacher to suit the congregation.
4 number OF the congregation want a
preacher who Will lead them into a closer
accord with the Congregational Church, but
the warmer friends of Beechcr want a preach
| er who breaches Beecber theology, they
will not be satisfied to be led back to the
theology of Calvin.
| II was a mistake that was reported il
/ these columns an issue ago, that the enter
/ prising merchant Emil Schott, had caugh
two large bass at the time stated, which wa.
/ before the lawful time to catch bass. Mr..
! Schott is always a law abiding citizen and
! ,fs
report was fish story gotten off on Mr.
Schott by his Jovial brother-in-lsw, Ferc
Meyers.
"Can the red man be civilized Al
affirmative answer to this question seem
to be given in an article entitled ''Metlakah
tia" by q. l.. White, which viii be publish
ed in the July number of The AmerIca
Maga zine. 4 tribe OF brutal sayages, th
worst Indians on the Pacific Coast, ba
been transformed, according to this account
into an orderly, industrious aud thrift!
community.
List of Letters remaining in the Patter-
son Pa, Post Office not called for: Wal
lace NJ. Bratton, John Crozier, e. c. Mar
quett, Miss Anges Rupert, Miss Stella |
Smith, Miss Mute Thelsman. Postal Cards
Wallace Bratton, David Crimal, James Ma
, lin. Parties asking for the above vi
please say advertised.
HOWARD KIRK, p. NJ.
! Patterson Pa, June lst, 1887
List of Letters uncalled for remlinin!
5 in the Post Office at MIffIintown Pa, Ma.
f 81, 1887. Persons calling for letters in thi
list will please say advertised matter